As with any tattoo, you’ll need to keep your bandages on for a few hours, then Gualteros says to wash the tattoo with antibacterial soap and water, let it air dry for 10 minutes, and put a thin layer of Aquaphor on it after each shower for the first two days. (Then switch to unscented body lotion.) While the tattoo heals, wash it 2-3 times a day until peeling stops. This usually takes one week. Continue with light layers of unscented lotion.
The latters all have different spiritual meanings with connection to life: the tetrahedron (4 faces) is linked to element fire, the cube to earth, the octahedron (8 faces) to air, the dodecahedron (12 faces) to spirit and the icosahedron (20 faces) to water. All sacred geometry elements can be used alone or combined with other tattoo designs, often for decoration. If you too believe that the Universe was created according to geometric plans, and want to find your place, or if you just enjoy the amazing beauty of symmetrical art, check those breath-taking sacred geometry tattoos...He cites Xed Lehead as a key pioneer of the sacred geometry tattoo style. You can learn more about him on Tattrx. The trendiness can have its downside. Lewis stated: "Sometimes sacred geometry is used without people knowing what it is, but just because it's trendy, or because they saw it on the web or on someone else and that they thought it looked cool."
Of course, geometric tattoos branch into the realms of sacred geometry, tribal history, and deep personal significance, so it's always worth doing some research before committing to a lifetime of ink, and the commentaries that accompany it. Personally, I'm of the opinion that whenever possible, it's best to have a custom piece designed for you, or to design your own work, if you're comfortable doing so (with the aid of your tattoo artist, if they're willing to help, because they're aware of what will and won't work on certain areas of the body, as well as what they're capable of creating at a professional level). Coming in with expectations to copy or rip off another artist's design will more than likely upset your tattoo artist, which you definitely want to avoid. Because like most professionals, your tattoo artist has integrity, and likely holds herself/himself to a very high standard — which usually includes respect for their work, and the work of other industry professionals.
I wanted to do a three quarters sleeve, and had ideas of what I wanted, but had no idea how to put it all together. This was essentially my first time getting seriously inked, and even though I was clueless about how to make it known exactly what I wanted, Viet listened to me and my ideas and gave his professional input and suggestions on how to make it come together and look as amazing on my body as it could possibly be. Viet did an absolutely amazing job and I couldn't be happier with the work that he did. He's an artist in every aspect.
From striking sleeve designs to geometric animal tattoos, we’ve compiled a list of impressive body art from around the world. We’ve included London-based tattoo artist Mowgli, whose sketch-like style combines ancient symbols, geometric shapes, and archaic engravings. Below, you’ll also find the mesmerizing mandala designs of LA-based Corey Divine who modifies the symbol by repeating angular shapes that expand and contract as the body moves. So, if you’re interested in getting a tattoo with deeper meaning, scroll down for some body art inspiration.

He left quite a bit of skin in between his images which is another popular look for sleeves. They don’t have to cover your entire arm although many people choose to do that. This allows for more art down the road or he may choose to leave the spots open forever. People feel mixed about this because some think it creates an unfinished look. At the end of the day, it’s up to your personal preference.

The answers to those questions will determine whether you’re looking for a design or a specific image. A lot of guys are going for floral, geometric, or tribal designs just for the artistry. They add some flair to your skin. Other men choose images of religious figures, verses of Scriptures, or popular quotes to remind themselves and others what they believe in. Others feature tattoos of tigers, warriors, and dragons to show their strength. Still others get tattoos of skulls, an hourglass, or death faces to say, “I know it’s coming and I’m not afraid.” Finally, many men get tattoos of their favorite superheroes, movie characters, video games, or sports team logos as a sign of where their interests lie.